We're at a critical time. We must all work together. Today Boulder County Public Health Executive Director, Jeff Zayach, provided a video update on COVID-19 in Boulder County, and words of caution as Memorial weekend begins. “I can’t stress enough that the responsibility to stop the spread of this disease... read more →
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May
22
May
18
Today Governor Polis announced that Colorado has reached a critical goal, and now has the supplies and capacity to test anyone with COVID-19 symptoms. Colorado can now test: • Any individual who has COVID-19 symptoms • Any individual who is employed as a health care worker, nursing home worker... read more →
May
12
Local farmers and those who are food-insecure face major challenges as the COVID-19 pandemic continues to impact our community. Changes in day-to-day agricultural production along with the disruption of local and global supply chains have impacted food systems across the nation. “Boulder County is committed to supporting a sustainable and... read more →
May
08
The application opens on May 8 and all applications must be received by May 18 at 11:59 p.m. The Boulder County Board of County Commissioners has developed a Small Business COVID-19 Emergency Relief Grant Program with total funding of $200,000. The purpose of this program is to provide some immediate financial support for small... read more →
May
05
Most criteria for easing restrictions will be met and facial covering requirement will begin Along with other counties in the Denver Metro region, Boulder County will allow the current extension of the state’s Stay-at-Home Order to expire at midnight on May 8. “I just want to say ‘thank you' to... read more →
May
04
Beginning May 9, every person older than 12 years old will be required to wear a face covering when in public anywhere in Boulder County where social distancing of 6 feet cannot be maintained. Wearing face coverings in public when social distancing isn’t possible can reduce the spread of coronavirus.... read more →
Apr
30
Open space agencies remind visitors to practice responsible recreation and stay close to home Four Colorado Front Range park and open space agencies are seeing instances of trail and natural resource damage as visitation to area public lands has increased over the last month. With high visitation likely to continue... read more →
Apr
29
On Tuesday, April 28 Jeff Zayach, Public Health Executive Director, Frank Alexander, Housing & Human Services Executive Director, Chris Urbina, Public Health Medical Officer, and Kate Haywood, Boulder County Attorney's Office, gave an update about the current state of COVID-19 in Boulder County and the decision to extend the state... read more →
Apr
28
Rent and mortgage payments will be due for many on Friday, May 1. There are resources available to help those who may need assistance paying these bills due to economic hardship caused by the Coronavirus pandemic. Colorado Resources for Those Facing Eviction, Foreclosure, or Non-Payment of Utility Bills Spanish Somali... read more →
Apr
27
Here are a few key factors Boulder County Public Health (BCPH) considered in its decision to extend the stay at home order through May 8: Boulder County is seeing significant increases in positive cases in some of its Long-Term Care Facilities (LTCFs). This can put pressure on local hospitals, as... read more →